Customer Review: Forced to use this text as a part of an MBA program, I found myself pouring over every paragraph without advancing my knowledge. Additionally, the book is riddled with errors, making it even harder to establish any trust between reader and author. If you too are forced to use this text, I hope you... more info
Customer Review: We have used this book for the Accounting II class last term. It is not bad, though a little bit complicated. Since I was with an accounting major in undergraduate, it is not tough for me. I guess the author is trying to help you to consider the complicated accounting treatment with the... more info
Customer Review: This was a good beginners book, so I have no complaints about the first few chapters. But as you progress to the second and last third of the book, the exercises become progressively and unfairly difficult, and not because they are meant to challenge us. Instead, they are just poorly written.more info
Customer Review: This book will take you from zero to hero in understanding financial accounting, providing you put in the effort to learn the material presented.
Customer Review: I believe that the book assumes that reader has the ability to read and digest complex ideas. It's not for people who like the Dummies or Idiot's series. I would think that any person who intends to get an MBA should be able to follow this book. The only downside is that the initial... more info
Customer Review: I first got this book for Financial Statement Analysis college class....I recently bought the 3rd edition..It's mostly the same stuff but the case studies are newer..If you are into ratios and WHAT they mean..Then this book is the book!!...Pretty academic, number crunching stuff though....Not like... more info
